badgerx16

In the current financial climate, there is no need whatsoever for any public sector worker to be concerned for their jobs. Dune will explain it all to you.

Bob

Shock horror, a trades union exercising it's legal right to withdraw the labour of it's members.

At least we'll never suffer Mellor again.

Please explain how much jurisdiction the British Prime Minister and the FSA had over FannieMae & FreddieMac, and the Euro Zone. The quote I responded to was about the 'one system' that binds the globe, not feeding your obsessive fascination with Gordon Brown.

Front bench of Her Majesty's Loyal Opposition. Oh, and was that an example of biased BBC programming ? Where the f()ck did they drag Mellor up from ?

Left out TheDellDays.

And few greedy merchant bankers and speculative mortgage brokers nearly brought it crashing to it's knees.

Angela Eagle is spot on in all respects. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtAijmbI3aw

I particularly liked "David Cameron failed to win the election despite being against Gordon Brown"

I've corrected it for you. Try repeating this mantra 'NOBODY won the election, so now we have a COALITION Government' until you get a grip on reality.

Quote from my son playing FM in the next room - "It's not cheating if Portsmouth lose". Good lad.

( 16:40 ) ( 16:41 ) You are so fickle !

Where's all the gloom from last week ?

You missed off Oswald Mosley

chesty

Of course he has objective thoughts, he objects to anything state owned, state financed, or that doesn't make him money.

Self, self, self.

He can't, it's the only one he's got, ( and it's a 78 at that ).

And I'm shocked you haven't responded to my post about WSC.

This

Dune, just remind us - 1) where was Churchill born ? 2) Into which family ? 3) Who was his father ? 4) What political offices did his father hold, and for which party ? Hardly going to be enamoured of the 'great unwashed'. And for another of WSC's political judgements, try this http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/thereporters/soutikbiswas/2010/10/how_churchill_starved_india.html, but as it's on the BBC it's bound to be biased.

There is nothing envious about poiniting out that somebody who thinks £10K is small change is unlikely to understand the concept of 'short of money'. It is just one of a number of remarks that indicate poor judgement, yet again, in a member of Government.

It is, it's the rest of the media leaning to the right that distorts the perception of what the BBC does, it's merely left of Murdoch.

It's a good counter balance to the right wing bias of the Murdoch media conglomerate.